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Can RNA provide a way to look for cancer recurrence? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Oct 13, 2025
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Using blood tests to look for cancer and cancer recurrence has been an area of active …

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Mail in screening tests for colorectal cancer seem effective, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Oct 13, 2025
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Most people should start screening for colorectal cancer at age 45, due to increasing rates of …

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Cancer Headlines for October 2025 With William Nelson, director of the Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins

Oct 13, 2025
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How should we interpret rising cases of colorectal cancer in younger people? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Oct 6, 2025
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Colorectal cancer is occurring more frequently in those in the forty to forty nine year old …

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Can taking a supplement help you avoid recurrence of some skin cancers? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Oct 6, 2025
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Nicotinamide is one of a group of vitamins known as B vitamins, and it’s available over …

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Why do certain microorganisms colonize your body? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Oct 6, 2025
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Your microbiome, the host of organisms that live on and in you, are unique to you, …

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Will you soon be asked to give a specimen to assess your microbiome? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Oct 6, 2025
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Certain bacteria resident on people’s bodies do confer an increased risk for pancreas cancer, a new …

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What might your microbiome have to do with your cancer risk? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Oct 6, 2025
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Your microbiome is the collection of microorganisms that live on you and in you, with a …

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Information can help people decide to forgo cancer screening, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Sep 12, 2025 Tagged with Geriatrics
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When given appropriate information about mammogram screenings, including benefits, harms, and who should consider screening cessation, …

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What are the factors that keep people who won’t benefit from health screenings going? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Sep 12, 2025 Tagged with Geriatrics
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Even when people know they can discontinue health screenings for things like cancer they often continue …

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